Question 1

How does the free trial lesson work?

Accepted Answer

Start by booking a free trial through our contact page. We assess your current level in recitation and memorization and discuss your goals. The teacher evaluates your pronunciation and tajweed, then recommends the program and plan that fit you best. The trial carries no obligation — you decide afterwards whether to continue.

Question 2

Who teaches the classes?

Accepted Answer

Our classes are led by a select group of specialized male and female teachers of the Quran and its sciences, with extensive experience in memorization and tajweed. They are chosen carefully for their scholarly competence, mastery of recitation, and pedagogical ability to work with all ages and levels.

Question 3

Are the teachers certified and do they hold ijazah?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our teachers hold ijazah in the Quran with a chain of transmission (sanad) connected to the Prophet ﷺ in the narration of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim and others depending on specialization. We are happy to share the ijazah details of your assigned teacher upon request.

Question 4

Which age groups do you accept?

Accepted Answer

We welcome all ages — from children starting around four years old, to teenagers, adults, and seniors. Each group follows a curriculum and teaching approach suited to its abilities, with lessons designed specifically for children that balance enjoyment and mastery.

Question 5

Do you teach women and sisters?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We provide specialized female teachers for women and girls in a modest, comfortable environment that fully respects privacy. Sisters may request a female teacher, and mothers are welcome to attend their daughters’ lessons if they wish.

Question 6

How are sessions scheduled across time zones?

Accepted Answer

We operate all week and across the day to serve students on different continents. We agree with you on fixed days and times that fit your time zone and commitments, and you can reschedule a lesson in advance when needed without any hassle.

Question 7

In which languages are lessons offered?

Accepted Answer

The Quran itself is always recited in Arabic, while the language of explanation and communication is available in both Arabic and English. We provide fluent English-speaking teachers for non-Arabic speakers, so language is never a barrier to your learning.

Question 8

How is my progress tracked and assessed?

Accepted Answer

Every student has an individual plan with clear weekly and monthly goals. The teacher records notes after each lesson and conducts periodic reviews of memorization and tajweed, with regular progress reports that keep the guardian or student informed of strengths and areas to improve.

Question 9

Do you issue certificates or ijazah upon completion?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Students receive an accredited Dar El Forkan certificate of completion upon finishing the program stages. For those who master full memorization and tajweed, an ijazah with a connected chain (sanad) is available after passing a qualifying examination by an authorized examiner.

Question 10

How is pricing set, and are scholarships available?

Accepted Answer

Fees vary by program, the number of weekly sessions, and their duration — full details are on our pricing page. We keep prices fair and affordable, and offer partial scholarships for deserving cases, students of knowledge, and memorizers of the Quran. Contact us to discuss what suits your circumstances.

Question 11

What do I need to get started (device and internet)?

Accepted Answer

You only need a computer, smartphone, or tablet with a camera and microphone, a stable internet connection, and a physical or digital copy of the Mushaf. Lessons run over common video platforms, and we help you set everything up before your first session so you can begin with ease.

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